Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-05

Cherry phosphate is new drink at
Millers Drug Store.
If you want good smoke, you will
lind the NJ. b. Cigar the best.
Mrs. c. ii. HUTCHINSON is visiting
friends at Kalamazoo this week.
+. c. Henry, the miller at St. Louis.
expects to put in Touring mill at Ash
ley.
Mrs. j. o. Lumsden returned home
from Detroit Monday, where she has
been spending the summer.
South Lyon has joined the procession
OF gas well projectors, with a stock
company and 50, 900 capital.
Intending to leave Alma, desire to
close out my entire stock of Millinery
at cost MRS. w. +. UopyrG
We are under obligations to the ID. l..
" \. IL. II, and the Star Line Steamer
for courtesies shown us last week.
Mrs. Chas. r. Higgins, of st. Paul.
Mimi, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. b.
Green, on her return from the sea
shore.
a. j. Delorme has taken his old place
as agent of the I, y, a. & y. NJ. r. r..
at this place, in place of NJ. l.. Jones.
who goes to Idaho.
j. II. Rorabacher and wife. of Lains-
burgh, attended the funeral of X. W. !
Ely, on Wednesday, and were enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Turck.
Lawyer Bahlke of Alma, visited Ash
ley Tuesday, on business. He is going
to try his hand in opening the street so
long asked for by Mr.. Shellenbarger.-
Ashley Args.
Some one comes forward with the
theory thot cigarette smoking tends to
4 soitening Of the brain. This is not
exactly right, but softening of the
brain tends to cigarette smoking.
LOST. Two umbrellas. one darl,
brown silk. with tulip wood handle and
silver head. One black silk with pecu-
liar carved, white, wooden handle.
Finder leave at this Office or at the
store of W., 5. x 5. and receive reward
W. II. O'CONNELL.
Ihe RECORD will be given one wear
to the gentleman bringing us the larg-
est watermelon, and the same to the
lady bringing the largest muskmelon.
The names of the contestants and the
weight of the melon to be published at
the end Of the season.
The profits of the Battle Creek San
Itarium last year were S5O.O0O.-Battle
Greek Daily Chronicle. Alma is sure
TO out do this before it has reached the
age of the above institution, as under
The present management and the can
tai and push back Of it, it cannot be
out done by any Sanitarium in the
VIM. Pullen, the popular undertaken
Of Ithaca, was in town Wednesday and
made us a pleasant call. Although
ithaca has five furniture houses hand
ing undertakerS goods. NJ. Pullman is
op OF the heap and demonstrates il by
ldding the second hearse, which is the
inest in this part of the state. He isa !
lustler from way back and is determiu- J
ID to hold his reputation as a live fur
liture dealer. !
The Republicans at Toledo succeeded e.,
n getting several planks in their plat ,
orm that thinking people of all parties
yill approve, and none more heartily
han that referring to the suppression r
f anarchism: :
We urge congress to pass such laws :
nj establish such regulations as shall p
rotect us from the inroad of the am !
rchSts, the communist, the polygam- y
'ts, fugitive from justice. the insane.
he dependent paupers, the vicious and Il
riminal classes, contract labor i'm ey- q
ry form, under any name or guse: y
nd all others who seek our shores not o
D become part of our civilization and y
itizenship, who acknowledge no alleg- .
'nce to our laws, no sympathy with =
ur aims and institutions, but who f
ome among us to make war upon soci. :,
ty, to diminish the dignity and re- n
ard of American workiDgmen. and q
egrade our labor to their level. 7
New patients at Sanitarium during II
ne past week: W. III. Dudley, Char a
,tte Mrs. c. II. Vincent, Three Oaks; G.
Iss Emily Smith, Detroit: Miss II. V. I
Iallenbeck, Chicago, H.; Mrs. G. W. b
Ioore, Greenville, Ohio: Isaac Pierce.
life and daughter w. Bay City; Leo L
ard Everetts, Council Bluffs, Ia; Mr. t,
red tombstone, and wife. Chicago. III; G.
!. NJ. Martin, Saginaw; c. w. Wood, Il
.apeer; a. +. Kocher. Marshall; Mrs. il
'eon Rice, Alma; G.. Il. Bursley and il
life, Fit. Wayne. Ind; Mrs. G.. T.. An "